IEEE P14471/D1, Feb 2010
Guidelines for the adoption of CASE tools
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P14471/D1, Feb 2010 is a technical document on guidelines for the adoption of CASE tools, written for the computing and processing field. It addresses how organizations can evaluate, introduce, and use computer-aided software engineering tools in a controlled way, with attention to fit, integration, and practical value. For teams planning tool-assisted development, this standard can help support more consistent decisions and smoother implementation across software engineering activities.
P14471/D1, Feb 2010 overview
This standard provides guidance for adopting CASE tools in software and systems development environments. P14471/D1, Feb 2010 is relevant where organizations want to improve analysis, design, documentation, or maintenance workflows through tool support, while avoiding weak selection or poorly managed deployment. In a computing and processing context, the emphasis is typically on aligning the toolset with project needs, development methods, and existing technical processes so that adoption is practical rather than disruptive.
Typical use cases
Organizations may use this standard when assessing CASE tool candidates for software design teams, requirements management, modeling, code generation, or configuration support. It can also be useful during planning for tool integration with established development workflows, especially where multiple teams need consistent methods. P14471/D1, Feb 2010 may help in procurement reviews, pilot deployments, and internal guidance for engineering groups that need structured adoption of software development tools.
Why this standard matters
This standard matters because CASE tools can affect productivity, process control, and the quality of software engineering outputs. Clear adoption guidance helps reduce the risk of buying tools that do not fit the intended workflow, duplicate existing functions, or create integration problems. By supporting more disciplined evaluation and implementation, P14471/D1, Feb 2010 can assist with consistency, cost control, and better long-term use of technical resources in computing projects.
- Guidelines for CASE tool adoption
- Software engineering workflow fit
- Tool evaluation and implementation
- Process consistency and integration
- Computing and processing applications
- Publication Date: 2010
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Computing and Processing
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- This Version: P14471 (2010)
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